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Jul 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Corydon Council Regular Meeting
The Council addressed various operational and infrastructure matters, including the repair of a secondary sludge pump and the replacement of diffuser sleeves at the wastewater treatment plant. Approvals were granted for the removal of snails from the oxidation ditch, the purchase of industrial mowers for the wastewater and street departments, and the initiation of a bid process for vehicle and equipment maintenance. The Council discussed bridge inspections, the purchase of stationary chairs for Bicentennial Park, and updates to labor rates for emergency repair work. Additionally, the Council approved a water main improvement project final pay application and change order, a road closure for an arts fashion show, and various equipment purchases for the police department, including IT services, body armor, and new vehicles. The Council also reviewed proposals regarding parking lot signage and signage for private property to deter trespassing.
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The Town Council meeting addressed several key items requiring approval. Discussions included a zoning change (26-32603), approval of an engineering services agreement establishing terms for future small contract projects, and matters related to employee compensation. Water treatment agenda items involved reviewing quotes for work and discussing service agreements, including the need for a new block heater replacement at one plant. Community relations involved updates on land owner availability for a drive/alley, the near completion of the skate park construction (with discussion on whether to open before or after final landscaping), and a request for a fee waiver for the upcoming Prevent Child Abuse Awareness Month event scheduled for April 25th and 26th, which involves family engagement and resource booths. Furthermore, the council received an update on Main Street activities, including a recent merchant event and upcoming events like an overall festival and a walk, as well as ribbon cuttings for new businesses. Final items included updates on a submitted grant application for the farmers market sun shade and pending issues regarding facade grant funding and the availability of endowment funds designated for the skate park.
Feb 17, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town Council Meeting
The meeting addressed several operational and planning matters. Key discussions included the approval of claims and bills. Significant time was dedicated to the water treatment department's need for new trucks, leading to a recommendation for purchasing a Chevrolet Silverado due to superior torque, despite a slightly higher cost compared to a Ford F150. Other topics included a six-month trial for wastewater items to assess cost savings, updates on a major utility project requiring the relocation of a water main due to INDOT's ditch design issues, follow-up on a historical marker, discussion of a boundary change proposal concerning water supply adequacy, and updates on the community process for a recently awarded bid. The meeting also noted that the urban trail project extension was requested due to weather delays and concluded with thanks to a departing member.
Feb 10, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town Council Meeting
The meeting commenced with administrative updates regarding the creation of Standard Operating Procedures, job descriptions, and employee assessment templates, developed in conjunction with HR. Discussions also covered necessary electrical compliance upgrades for the Town Hall, for which a float was obtained. Maintenance items included requests for an additional magnetic locator and necessary repairs/replacements for gutters at the maintenance building, with a motion made to table the gutter repair until its coverage under potential hail damage claims could be verified. A significant portion of the meeting addressed the CCMG project, recommending the award of the contract to CMR Construction for $268,262.62, along with authorization for the Town Council President to execute final agreements. The town manager also announced the appointment of Donald Conrad as Maintenance Superintendent and provided updates on ongoing projects, including updating the portable water station and seeking quotes for an additional water department vehicle. Furthermore, a motion was sought to continue a six-month trial for diverting wastewater from the number two satellite plant to the downtown facility, which is projected to yield significant monthly cost savings. The Main Street representative provided updates on new executive director hires, the upcoming Cupid Shuffle event, and requested council blessing to apply for grant funding for a sun shade structure at the farmers market.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
